Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast series by Attitude Magazine.

Welcome.

My name is Annie Rogers, and on behalf of the Attitude Team, I'd like to thank you for joining

today's ADHD Experts presentation titled, The Unexpected Link Between Migraine Headaches

and ADHD. Living with ADHD, as it turns out, may result in literal headaches. According

to research, ADHD symptoms and challenges from impulsivity to disorganization may contribute

to or worsen migraine headaches. In turn, headaches may exacerbate ADHD symptoms. It's a

cycle and a relationship that few physicians recognize or understand. In today's webinar,

we will learn more about the connection between ADHD and headaches, and we will leave with

strategies to overcome these problems that lead to migraines.

Leading today's presentation is Dr. Sarah Sheyet. Dr. Sheyet is a pediatric neurologist.

She graduated from Princeton University, and UCLA Medical School. She is a co-author of

the books, Winning with ADHD, a playbook for teens and young adults with attention deficit,

hyperactivity disorder, and ADHD and the focused mind, a guide to giving your ADHD child

focus, discipline, and self-confidence. Before I hand over the microphone to Dr. Sheyet,

I have just a few housekeeping items. Those of you tuned into our live webinar may submit

questions for our expert at any time by navigating to the text box under the video player.

To download the slides, click on the event resources section of your webinar screen. And

if you're interested in the certificate of attendance option, look for instructions

in the email you'll receive about an hour after the live broadcast.

If you are listening in replay or podcast mode, visit attitudemag.com and search podcast

number 402 to access the slides, the webinar replay, and the certificate of attendance option.

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